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What’s Wrong Here? Hint: If the Shoe Fits

Oct. 22, 2012 Russ LeBlanc | Electrical Construction and Maintenance

Can you identify the Code violation(s) in this photo?

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Dennis Padden (not verified)
on Nov 13, 2012

Article 300.16A Conduit bodies shall contain no splices or taps. Because it is not durably and ledgibly marked by manufacturer with their volume, and conduit bodies shall be supported in a ridgid and secure manner 314.16(C)(2). Conduit bodies shall be provided with covers 314.28(C). This conduit body has splice, or tap that is not allowed. There is no cover on conduit body. It exceeds the allowable space for conductors. Dennis Padden, 6974 Big Creek Pkwy., Cleveland, Ohio 44130

Dave Radford (not verified)
on Dec 12, 2012

Dennis is correct here, there cannot be any assumptions made. This is just poor quality work and the guy that did this is a dumb dumb.

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